Sunday News (Zimbabwe) - 2024-05-12

• President exhorts Church to drive developmen­t
• Heartfelt playlist on Mother’s Day
• Close to 100 000 passports uncollecte­d
• Government to name school officials defying ZiG directive
• ZiG, a brainchild of President Mnangagwa: Prof Ncube
• Businessma­n sucked into Enos Nkala property wrangle
• ‘King Munhumutap­a’ an imposter — Govt
• Beware of dangerous times ahead
• UN/Britain should compensate war vets
• Zim’s search for Warriors coach: Crucial decision needed for football’s future
• ZimLAC starts collecting data for the 2024 report
• Remember bereaved mothers, children on Mother’s Day
• San community an epitome of culture
• Repatriati­on of ANCs Umkhonto weSizwe fighters begin
• BCC embraces ZiG, gets rid of 80 percent forex payments
• Livestock genetics
• Inside Namibia’s internatio­nal hunting benefits
• ‘By 1977 thousands of people were pouring into Zambia’
• TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Mothers’ waiting shelter brings relief to Sibomvu community
• Presidenti­al silage scheme boosts Umzingwane dairy farmers
• ZETDC revives dormant projects in Matabelela­nd South
• US pulls the funding plug
• Townsend High commission­s third bus
• Mat’land region targets 7 700ha for winter wheat
• Mobile network operators to provide Bureau-de-Change services
• US$300k interim working capital secured for Zulu lithium project
• SMEs encouraged to utilise resilience training to manage their businesses
• Empowering Women: Old Mutual Zimbabwe and Audacious Women Join Forces for Financial Literacy
• Early weaning benefits during dry season
• Livestock breeding needs patience, knowledge: Dr Ndhlukula
• Chegutu Pirates tell their side
• Do-or-die tie for Arsenal
• Swiss coach wants to follow in Duvillard’s footsteps
• Highlander­s, FC Platinum in 23rd meet
• Donovan saves the day for Chicken
• From the stage to City Hall
• Festival gets late council nod
• Identifyin­g more links within Stonehenge
• Three doors used by demons to access our lives
• Defying all odds…meet the digital art wizard with cerebral palsy
• Business as usual for DJTira amid sexual assault claims
• Modal verbs: can, could, may and would
• The Importance of financial education to students
• Festival gets late council nod
• Esigodini school takes learners for cultural exchange in the US
• The legacy of the first citizens of Zimbabwe
• Centenaria­n Masunda reminisces on football days with former VP Msika
• Clement Chimimba: An unsung coach
• Rushesha on verge of new deal at Reading

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